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Mine is free, unless you don't want it... what size would you like? I have bunches of the good stuff...nice landscape figure!

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"I want to know what kind of pickups Vince Gill uses in his Tele, because if I had those, as good of a player as I am, I'm sure I could make it sound like that.
Only badly."

I definitely want it. The bridge for this will be 6.25 long and 1.125 inches wide. I like to start with about a 3/8 thick piece if possible.

Thanks in advance

John

[QUOTE=Don Williams] Mine is free, unless you don't want it... what size would you like? I have bunches of the good stuff...nice landscape figure!
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C'mon, Bob, you going to take that lying down?
You could send my bro a bridge blank, AND pay him to take it too!   

Just trying to help....

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[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird]
Just trying to help....[/QUOTE]
Help stir the pot?

I am really admiring that neck John, it's lookin' good. I'll bet it's a close grain wood requiring no filler too huh?John How38673.6230208333

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Tickle your guitar daily, and it'll tickle you back.

There are areas that require filling my not much. It is a funny wood in that respect. The really light part is poreless or nearly so, the more tan grain lines have some pores though nothing overly large

[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird] [QUOTE=Don Williams] Mine is free, unless you don't want it... what size would you like? I have bunches of the good stuff...nice landscape figure!
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C'mon, Bob, you going to take that lying down?
You could send my bro a bridge blank, AND pay him to take it too!   

Just trying to help....[/QUOTE]

and I appreciate that help bro....sho do

Don't you do it Bob! I'll just have to pay him MORE!

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"I want to know what kind of pickups Vince Gill uses in his Tele, because if I had those, as good of a player as I am, I'm sure I could make it sound like that.
Only badly."

Hey, can I play too, I might need a bridge

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Tickle your guitar daily, and it'll tickle you back.

[QUOTE=John How] Hey, can I play too, I might need a bridge [/QUOTE]

That's a very pretty guitar. The luthier in Nicaragua that I've been working with just built one out of ash...some priest down here really wanted an ash guitar and paid big $ to have it brought down from the states. Wasn't finished when I took these pics so I have no idea how it sounds, but it certainly looks nice. Alternative tonewood as well as alternative neckwood?

That's really nice.

I didn't know that ash was curly at all a year ago and now it looks like curly ash is no more rare than curly maple.

[QUOTE=Steve Kinnaird] [QUOTE=Don Williams] Mine is free, unless you don't want it... what size would you like? I have bunches of the good stuff...nice landscape figure!
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C'mon, Bob, you going to take that lying down?
You could send my bro a bridge blank, AND pay him to take it too!   

Just trying to help....[/QUOTE]

Steve actually that was going to be my next post. Free bridge and pay him $5.00 to boot maybe throw in a ziricote fretboard too, but I didn't want my semi-retired friend Don to get P.O. at me

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I think I can settle this:
The first guy to send a tub of lard off to Australia gets to give my brother a bridge blank.

Sheesh, that was easy.

Steve

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